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Semi -trimmed
x
Palter any room for
a feu' cents
x
Priced 5c per roll
rind tip
l For Photographs
Frames For PrintiFor ngs
Picture
Mould-
ings
Antique Gold
Bright Gold
Mahogany
Walnut
Circassian
Mission Oak
Antique S.Iver
Grey and Ivory
Bring in your pictures and have
them Framed before the spring
cleaning We will Frame them --
well at • reasonable price.
Smith's Art and Gift Store
Fast Street Phone ISIS
THE SIGNAL, - GODERICH, ONT.
won
(• '' Ilya 1)
Company. with '' %owe to default of
the Colapasy.
Tbe' public wefts eom,aittew recom-
mended that ;117 be deducted from
the contests pries for the trrand:ltand
at Agrkadh,rid Perk. on 110'1410 Of
electric wiring sat (lube. •us1 Girt as
aate1)01 other 111, ler' Hien, 1,/11/41 by the
architect ore completed Ow amount
clue be paid. With reference to the
request Of the Gederieh Eletrtur ('0.
for the closing of a portion of WeU-
111gtu11 Nf re•t. te. (summit t)'4 meow
mended that if the C. N. Ratlw:u+
will .x. hon.ge pieces of Ian,l y ith the
town !4114: he taken to shift the greet
to the' ('41,01, glvdng the town tit least
'he 411111e fruitage on the writer. "1111
Febrm,ry ildi. " the rep.•rt.stated.
-yunr committee met Slr. I'r..bh. d
rclttrlaitsuperi htendol,t, and om•Oleof
1,1 Canadian NI(•Iti. Iti(ttwily and
looked over their bodge en IIarl..r
11111 etreet. The r.nlw:1y "thee' Is
hesitate to cs.uxtrUet walks ob In1h
sales '.f their bridge, but practh.•t114
,ssuned n,o that. tt a&-rcealde, they
ooutd 1•nll,I :1. six -foo( j..'.L••tran walk
the north side of their bridge mei
.,1 r roacb/ '. thereto, thus widening the(
I, r.',.'ht structure sex- feet, and if this,
;:,1 not take care of the trim.• the
twitter M further ateoutnN"1•It1..0 oti'
'he *(UIh side could be taken up 1tXAin
the flnnrn." The ,,.anuitte' re-.
pu1eu1kvl that this prol►•sttion iw•
e•d to. With iefereab,.' to the
'e6 of Miss Eva Rtnith •for a re-:
'slim of *,old oil charges against
.,•t 12:0, 4.t. ihlrld'a 'treat, the eom-
1
Ido
f(v' n•. 'mended edala 1 n. e 0th
•f*
taken,
The sj.r•TI1T oo Mee r.s onauended. '
with reference to vert•s:rig j11 the
harltu, road mates let. that the.
prdrllwler,. .Iw• hotifled that ie cuuls•il
iwill take a jortiou.ofa !sow !del'
the. publishers obtain one Of two lipgest
•-"f'advertl41Ig from local bps:neer. 1
pie. (Niter reontmeadations were'
;That the ehnirman of the committee
be 4'°1' er..l t,o ptreha,P and forward
picture p,st.errd views t.. Canadian
Royalties Limited; that the .ommnui-
ra►ion of January 26th from the On -
STOVES
The best Stones at
the bestP rices
Plew and Used Furniture
11on't buy until you see what
we have to offer yoti
We positively save you !tone..
BLACKSTONE'S
Furniture Exchange
"018. Irudvay of Gesencs"
-tittle !'nthibithei t 11lon 10• tiled. and
that OW pureline)ug and lusna l:101M of
{ new c1hie for the town e1"ek 'le jef't 1
with the ehhirasu. o ...
f the mantles
�IIand the clerk. •
These retorts were alt mi, ,sed.
Tnese
l'3)
psiW Taxes •
Reeve Turner again brought up the,,
matter of. tax collections. Ile was
afraid that things In this respect were 1
HOTEL BEDFORD
on Thursday, February 28tk
J. B. KNIGHT
will display • comph'te line of
ladies' and gent's
HAIR GOODS
including Patent Structure
Advice es all Seale Ailments aad .
the use est Inset( Rapid
Phan fluid for Appointment
The W. T. Posher Stores
Limited -
1210 YONOE STREET, TORONTO,
ONTARIO
1
NOT JUST KIDS
but grown-up(. tea. Mrs. Sybilla
c hr's Tonsillitis, treats et Pry form
n(• cough. bronchitis, ,ore throats
and tonsil trouble, quickly. Iiood
remits or money back.
ALI. GODERICII DR(.110Its'TS
EUCHRE AND DANCE
ender auspices of Coder:kb Wo-
men's
o-mens Institute
-- in -
ODDFELLOWS' HALL
- on -
FRIDAY, MARCH 1st, 1929
Cards at 8.15 Music by Driver's -
Orchestra
TICKETS - 50 CENTS
Automobile Owners
(H'T 1•('R
Auto Markers, Permit
Cards, Operator's and
Chauffeur's 'Renewals
FROM
J. W. MacVicar
at Mat Vitae' Shoe Store
P. 0. Box 414 G„derich
t OBITUARY
getfing worse rather this better. I
was coating from one-half to three-
quarters of P m111 to carr) the unpal
taxes. This was not fair to tile la'opl
of Goderich who did pay their taxes
People with all kinds of luxuries le
their taxes go unpaid, while other
who felt they could not afford sue
thlugs,mauaged to pay their taxes.
Cout,t•lllur Stunning, agreed aha
come presspre should be applied to col
le.•t 'arrears, and Councillor Belli
said the collector was willing to do
w-hatehor the council w'aeitel him 0.
do.
A motion was passed a.rking the
collector to make every effort in his
power to .,diet arrears of taxes forth
with.
-tunIJ er motion wail passed request
Ing the school °Isstrde and the public
library hoard to' send In their requl
-Miens fair 1'Cl) before Match 1st; each
JAMAS ItoP IES
,After an Illness of several week*
t ' James Me1iee, of 4. nlbrla road,
s ! passel :twat' on Wednesday. VetL1tar)
h 13th. in his sixty-fourth year. % no-
cewse.l Watt a lifelong reald1nt o0 that
t district, being a native of Culbonle
- township and a member of one of the
e 1 tuw•nshiIls oldest families. Removh,g
1I to Dow a when a young luau, he en-
. gaged in his trade as carpenter. and
was esteemed as a quiet and 11141110
tr!uus eltlaen. He was a member o
Knox church. He 1s outlived by his
wife, who before her marriage was
Miory 1t1'Mlllen o1 Godorlcb, 3)0140
1111:11" several brother• and 1dttera
Charles McPhee, of Colborne town-
ship: G410 rge, of Plymouth, M14h.:
Alex., of Wayne, Mich.; 'Mrs !Abby
Mores. of town, and Mrs. Katherine
Edmonds. of Plymouth, Mlch.' The
funeral took plat* on Saturday after-
nan,t t0 ('olhnrne
temetuty. The ser
vices were e•ondue•ted by Rev. R. 0'.
Mcl)ermld, as -Meted by Rev. F. Y.
Elliott. and the pallbe:r.'rs were
Messrs. A, HIgglnaon, Alex. Hender-
son. (;irvin Young and W. T I'eCnw.
These present from • dishes* were
Mr. George MoPhee, of Plymouth.
Mih.. Mr. R'. 13. McMillen. of .0m.
Arbor. Mich.. and Mrs, Van .trocar,, 00
Detroit, the two last n10(11ed Ming bro-
ther and sister of Mre McP!,e• •
ROBERT KEHU
The passing of Robert Kerr on Fri-
day mottling last removed ,i chit:tiler
abut will le long remembered by those•
of us .who knew him jest. -Hob" (ns.
pm was blest known' for the heist ten
s
veer
111.1 tired
11 e•
s al 1. the I. Lind
ale u
just north of the north pier. Ile lived
mane ieetillse he liked thol-kind Of
life, find he wanted to be near the
water where he could Id• -.r the sound
of the wave' pounding on the beach.
and where he could do as he pleased
and Is' free frau all domestic. trou-
bles. ' MAI was well know,* fn e'very-
on.' that frequented the )lirboi and
bis mjt was o resting 'Ia.e• uis'n t..
them 411. Ile was fond of '1•tnp1),y.
and children were a his delight: .hc•
would 'it by the hour and tell them
of the. wonderful Mju11r'.es he had
visited .1111,1 tell his fascinating stories
of the sol. Men and women, never
tired of hearing him r.•::I1,' *lie ex-
!•ri/uees '.0.111,. strange life. -11.• was
a good en(Prtalper gnd,f,.1 that reason
he noisily had Into (1!' eomtoey. .
Bel. first saw the light of day in the
city of Edinburgh. In the tont l''4 .
He wua born In the 'speer luxnrc and
reared In a refinedr
family. His wheel
,141%5 fooled. he was apprenticed ntied to
learn the trade of shit. :trteuter en
t-0 a Clyde. In those days it was the
custom of ail boys when '!rev became
of age-te choose a prnfe..fon. and Rob
choice th sea. He took up work In a
•shipyard a til he An.' fini-Md Ills
apprenticemitit after which he went to
4450 114 a shlplesserpentcr. dint after a
few years In thin eapaeit:. being of a
progresaye'frame of mit I. he sit:meddled
nl,vigut)nn and Ina sham rime passed
-the examination for f!rf mate', cer-
tificate. and followed N:!. sown after
by ac.lnirinq a' masters certificate
from the Board of Trade of Manches-
ter, England. Thaw certificate is now
In the po.4.sesaIon of one of hlo friends
1n (ioderlcb. For mora than thirty-five
Years Bob Sailed on 111 the 411 It ANIS
of the world, en s. .;Hg 0h1ps of all
rigs, end many. harrowing Jak.s he has
told of the hardship- and misery he
experilrn'e4 nn man% perilous voyages.
lie came to Gosleri.J1 -'.one thirty veerm
ago and lived a roami,,g life for a few
years. Ne' tried fr,•-:i water Polling.
but he dtdu't like it. :14 the trips were
too short. ft was then that he nook
up the notion of :is -Ing alone. He
worked at the harb,.r building boats
for the Marlton Shipbuilding Co., and
it was while thus employed that he
come under the eagle eye of Bill
Forrest, who nr,!a.izeti1 at once the
merhanlcat eke! of the man. Bill took
Bob under his wing and he never
wanted for a friend frlan that time
until he died. Bob war not a depend -
01111 by,any means; he was a liberal -
minded man and al vay, wantedt to
help the under dog; be provided for
111,4 ,,1.1 age and had plenty of mean. to
see him through to the end. He was
a 1Munch Presbyterian all lax life and
showed hie good moral training which
stuck to him until he died.
Bob wagtail.' away on Monday after-
noon In Maitland Cemetery. Out of
respect for the dead the men working
at the Forrest plant at the harbor
were given the afternoon off to attend
•
b
ouhnittee was )nstrlleted to bring In
•t report at next Meeting as to the
amount of funds • require,' fur the
year, and the them* committee was
asked to prepare the estlnrales for the
year and bring in 1) report on the (.v
• Ou mutton of Reeve Turner and
nth illlor Murmings. It was decided
that some kind of publielto- be earns,'
on by (114' tua•11 among the yacht (011) 0�
111 the large cities during the nest
Iwo .'r three un,nthx. with 11 view• 00
attracting w iter 0,10r)sts here for the
repleuisiula'ut of 011pp11es lie well as
to xI'it the tomo bbd di�trfet.
Sale et Meritlnery•
With r.'fcrcoe, to the !trimmed sale
of the nun-l.lnetry at the National
Shipbuilding plants, the Mayor said i
he '0,)1 the clerk had inert writing to
different parties
gold he hoped td.
flags
.s.nethblg to place before the council
at Ito, next meeting.1111 motion of . Rce've Turner and
Iownc)Ilor Bailie, It was decided) that
the boys! si• itiments of the people of
4;ndCr)el) with reference to the King's'
illness, end rts•overy 101 Id to con-
veyed In a.tetrer to he sent to the Gov -
error -General,
Councillor Bailie brought in a mo,
Lion of protest against the pro}seal
P rnt3),
u an the municipalities one -halt
the st of the Province's expenses in
the ma er of ohInge pensions. This
tvas laser I Mthe Reeve. who
thnuglit the tanner l'rorince of the
Dominion span nor fall lohind the
newer Provinces ae*p(ing nu. Fed-
eral Government's glalat)on.
Councillor punning thought that
(toilette!' would ile affee I more se'ri-
ou'ly than either the r al mnnk'I-
[al 11t 1ee4 or the titles.
7th.'
ihbr l'.1, nay aIn.le
Ai'
1 nnn)-
mon,l'. the Mayor expressing his w-
,•nrrenee 1101. !minting out that t
Province h,,d -eanarcp" of revenue such
as the nulnI.•ipa,liiii.s .11.1 not• have.
The .•oum,jl then adJourne-d.
ASHFIELD
A 4111'1 :I.D. Feb. 1" The w•n'iep*
in -14htleld Preebyteri•n1 elutreh on
Sunday were taken by Mr. Fowler, a
-110lerlt of Knox College. Toronto,
There masa all excellent attendance
both morning and everting and two
splendid sermon,. were given.
IThe 1''ostpur)ed meeting of the
W. At. R. wax held on Friday after -
neon ,,t the hotn.e of Mrs. George
('nllinwon, Kintni1.
Mr. Albert Beckett received the mad
news this week of the death Inst Fri-
1 day of his brotJwr. Rev. S. E. Beckett,
In Vancouver, Mr. Beckett wee a
professor In the i'niversity there.
Mr. and Mrs. Hector MacLean, of
Inear Amberley, entertained their
many friends' and- neighbor% with a
bonne party last Tiun?Ay night.
Every -tine- from far and near woe pres-
ent and all report having a good time
!till t!:e small hours of the morning,
Mrs. Bollen is home after 'clienng
j with friends In Gdslerich.
11'e are torr; bo retort that Mra.
i (:(`urge Drennan, of the 10th cnneea-
"lora• i-. not Improving as well as her
many friends would like.
A good ninny are busy this week
putting in their summer supply of
i ee.
We are glad to report that .Mrs.
John Cowan, ar., is Improving nleely
and Is now able to sit up.
"Suffered with my stomach for ten
years with pain and vomiting. Took
Dr. McLeod', Stomachlr and kept Im-
proving. Gained forty-one lbs. in
five months and naw feel perfectly
well."- Laneelet Morrison, R. R. 1,
Itluevale, Ont.
t
I
the funeral. Maay others also were
present. !tee. R. C. McDertu)d con -
'ducted the funeral services, and the
pallbearers were Oliver Juhusthu, T.
' G. l'onnon, J. J. McEwen, James
Bogie. 1)r. Mabee. and Joseph Forrest.
Of a family of five only one brother
114,4. survives; he lives In British
1 (4lllmbia and is eighty-seven )ears of
t1ge. 'there are several nieces and
3)P ews. Mrs. 1)u.uld, of New•wrk.
N.J.,\10,. elect, was away from home
whom MWil was sent of Mr uncle's
Ideal!). ail�I...l* is now on her way
here. An,0 r Meee Is private secre-
ttart' to the Due of Connaught. A ne-
phew. Charlet; Karr, Is in the Bank of
'Mildred at Montreal. and another,
Murray Kerr, la a surgeon In the
United, States navy.
By a strange conjunction of elrd•um•
Plantes one of Bob's elicitors during
his last days was; a man who knew
trim In his youth and had never seen
him since until this winter. Thl,r was
%William Adie, who 10 here 'as Alp -
keeper on the steamer Denmark. Bobf
ens selling"on the Mediterranean and
.!die was assistant to the twllmaker
on the vessel on which' Bob was third
nor te.
• This sketch would not he complete
without some reference 04) Bob's talent
as a nubile .finger and reciter. Ile
had ,a great r.'jorto)re and- a magni-
ticphl relic and was In de1111nd for
1111)1y puddle gatherings. ,The last oe-
elis{oh upon_ which he appeared in this
capacity was on De'emlor 5th 1ast, at
the bumpier to the visiting mariner'.
0Contributed. )
KINTAIL
▪ •
K1:NTAIi., Feb. 100. ---We were all
sorry to hear of John K. McGregor',
death. Mitch ayu,i*thy Is felt for his
wife and family.
Neil McDonald io busy putting an
ice for the coming twltnni'r.
James Maurice Bowler to nn a trip
to Michigan to visit hie brother John,
who Ie dangerously 111.
John Little. township asse.*or, 1s on
his rounds for this year again.
Mr. Wolof.' (:rima and 1001 Joe, of
nut. Mteh.. have returned home alter
visiting with Th„ma,s Walleye.
A large crowd attended the sparrow
hunt donee given by Klnt vi0's young
men ill Kintnll hall,
One of the most enjoyable eh•enlegs
of the SOH wt11 ons "trent In (sank and
an old -Ohne dance belt/ 1n K•Ingobrldge
oarhet hall. The !why: ones taking
fine prlmP"t In the turd playing were
Mrs. Jame., Chisholm, of Dunlop, and
Mr. Wm. M400',rrlhy,• the eons -010!'.n
prises going to Mies EIlealeth Bowler
and. Mr. Jow'j-l. Beekley. Another
pleaasnt feature woo a WIMP given to
the two heat • •wlples In old•tIne
we,ltaing. James ''ansa and Mrs. Stu -
nett Diking the first and 'John J.
Dean. and Mrs. John 1►alt..n taking
%Penna. It takes the old lade to chow
the yonne one* h..w• t.. 0t,'!, w•h.•u -Ilu're
Is a prim In vie., Everyone reported
It gnat time:
Reeds ere ver. henry In Ibis part
of the country at jtreaent
munisnN WANTED. -100 FILL
1 v*eauclea on the f,oderich FIN
Brigade. Applicauts lutist live with-
in the fire limits. Application will
be received by the undersigned until
noon, Mandl 5. 192 9.
J. E. MUTCH,
Sec. Goderteb Fire Dept.
I'OR SALE .
VOR "ALF:. - - 192)( 41141YH1.1IR
a eloped car. preeticall) new. Guar-
anteed In every respect., Mso 14 acres
of land located in the village et San-
ford. This land consist* of Hach
loam, very suitable for the growing
of small fruits and vegetables. New
-bare, with splendid chicken house and
garage. Apply to MRS. JAMES Mir -
11111141. Cambria "road.
VO it - SALE. --siEAI'TLEII, LAICC E
• brick house near the rehire of
(ioderich at practleally your oma
price and terms. Write ERRNEST L
Ct'\NL\(i(IAM, _1::-I4 1►elaeare
Bldg.. Akron, Ohio.
UPRIGHT PIANO t BILL► P'Oa
SALE. -In drat -class condition.
Apple to DONALD MacKAY, P. O.
Box 457. Goderlcb.
nF:SIKAIHLE RESIDENCE PROP'S -
8/ TY FOR SALE. -At corner of BS-
I tan0ia road and Willies street. Tem
• rooms besides bathroom. closets. We.
I3ENMILLER Good furnace. All contestants*. For
I)UNGANNON terms end further particulate apply to
DONALD MacKAY, P. O. Box 457,
1 ( green O 1 Nextlt- Th (loderlcb. - tf
Intuit meeting of tie ltenmiller United
etwrcb ons ha':d last Friday e•vening.1
The congrecs't et business meeting,
was follow•et by a short pn,grom
• DI'N(LtXNY)N. Feb. 20. --Mrs. II.
('lull, who h114 Men 1pendlug the win-
ter with her daughter, Mr.o. Stranghan,
Remitter. has.,roturnel to her hone
ap the village 1 •
.
on 'e,t1a - e an -
Mr. Rohl. Devitt..1n returned home
on Tuesday after a short visit -with
hie sister. Mrs. Jas. Wilson, at Flora.
We are pleased to report that Violet
Errington. dnngliter of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Rrringt.n, . who ,underwent •
serious operetkon last Thursday for
mastoid at 111e h.npitnl in London, 14
doi)rg as well HA van he expected. Her
. father hi Staying with her in Lindon.
Mr. Wm. F:Ilbdt ami daughter Beryl
renamed tic New Liskeard on Tne►-
day. after attending the funeral of the
latex Miss Margaret Its an. Mrs. El-
liott is remaining for a couple of
• weeks.
Mr. Harry Ryan, or noderteh, who
remained here for a,few olive after his
sister
. ,star'..
h er
, rl
y returned to hl+ home
..
Monday.
Ion M allay.
Misses Lily and Frank McLean,
I
Lucknow, attended the funeral of
,the late Miss Margaret Ryan.
Telephone Meeting.-The1 annual
meeting of the G.slerleh Rural Tele-
phone Co.. Limited, was held in the
-maluags'rs office here on 'Wednesday of
this week. The report.; presented
chewed the bu,.{nrs4 of the Company
to be In very satisfactory enndrt1Mo.
!Section. were elected! as follow•:
Jerrie McBride. W. T. Riddell. T. O.
Allen, Wm. Bailie, Thaw. Stother,, N.
F. Whyard, John Ihuttow, Imbert
' Medd, .W. J. Parks and ,D. E. Ander-
'Jen. The directors Afterwards met
and appointed the omcera: Prevldent,
W. J. Parka; vle'e-president, John Dus-
tow; manager. Thos. atothera; se•re-
tary-treaanrer. N. F. Whywrd.
Funeral of Miss Ryan. -The funeral
of the late Miss Margaret Ryan, who
diet! at New Liskeard on Wednesday
last, took place f em the home of her
mother, Mrs. J. Ryan, Dungannon, on
Saturday afternoon. The funeral,'
which was private. was conducted by
Rev. J. Welker. pastor 01' the United
ehureh, axs,stel try Rev. Wm. Percy.
of the Anglican church. • A prtfus!on
..f flowers ae ompanled the casket
from New i.Iskeard an.1 with theme
sent by friends 10 thle community was
a strong evidence of sympathy and
love for the departed. The pollhcarers
were Messrs. ltllrton [(mods John
Ryan. Wm. Elliott and Thns, McLean.
The remains were interred in Dun-
gannon cemetery. The sympathy id
this community is extended to the aged
mother and family in their very sad
bereavement.
A (:ENI'INE OPPORTI'NiTY T()
SA' -1", -DON'T BE T(NI LATE
• The fifteen per cent. reslite0ion off
IFs e.l pries offered by Charles Nor- KEItIt.--In G,,seri h, oma Friday, Feb.
elan - to pur•h(serq of spring sults or ruury 15th, !tub„Y Kerr, aged til
topcoats for delivery now or later years. -
must he obsoletely withdrawn on Sat-
urday, March 2nd.
after whle11 the ladies 1ene1 Imu•ti lu
1 the tum,.1•IIIPnt. .1flcr the devotional
period, eon41ut•ted by Rev. R. 1t.
Cumming. primer .4 the'r1-
ports were given by the tarion4 ile"
�leartments. Sirs. S. It. (canner pfe
sentetil titre rep.rt of file PIIYPIOpa•
fund, wIU'y-h +!owed that the f,,d had
met all requirements. The loos., (ed.
le•tiou report by Sir. Clarence • Wal-
term showed a slight deficit. owing to;
the supply or coal having been pur-
chased In sideline... Later in the even-
Ing it wile agreed to amalranutte the 1
taw. funds Into oI:1 with a view 'to!
overcoming. -the ,letk•ie,c). Miss Io•n-
leb long g,t'te (1e report for the
Ladieo' Aid, wili.eh .low .t .a bthIllee
wr 1111)1,1 of almost $159 after Pwyingoll
ex en. s ► .
p mt' 1 f th1 amount $1101 will
he handed over to the building fund
The report of Miss foniw• Slue el for
the Sunday school gave the infornei-
ti.n that it costs 5165 to run the
Sunday eehool for the year. Above
this amount Mrs. A.- M. Straughau re-
ported $25 given to, missions. The
Young People raised nearly deo due-'
Ing the year. The .on t ri burion,. to
the missionary and maia(•,wt'r fund
were $220. out of an obie'tive of 5.0(00.
Perhaps the most Inters -eine . report ,
of the evening was that of the build-
Ing fund as prepared by Mr. Gus Van-
1(0(0*'. The new church bullling i
opened a year ago has coat to doe]
$7,000, of which $4,000 le already
paid, $1.000 more snbsd'rlt.d, and 52.-'
(001 yet to be-prov:ded for. (toughly
the material torn $2;1010 while the
work cost 54.0001. Mr John innlg was
elected c•b,)rman of rt.e (-4meert whi(•h
followed the business period. Musl(al
numbers were giver by the orehestr,,
yo -a1 solos by Irma Jacoby, which
were much appreciatet. A quartette
(on,p.wrl of Mrs. %Villain' :and Beulah
Long, Mr. Arthur Fidler and Sir.
Walter l'ettman was very well re-
ceived- A humored.. dinloglle . WAS.
presented by Mrs Fletcher Fl -ler.
Leola and Stanley Snyder, entitled'
"Out All itouhd." Mise .0:rabam o!
No. 4 :school rejleI('-1 the "Hired Main'
dialogue by request
N0K1
GRAIiAM.- .11 Sb'-I•pardton. nn Feb
runty
901. to Mr: and Mrs. fere)
Graham, the gi:t ,00 a !11'11
eitnl1.
JulINSTI )N.-- At Alexandra ospital,
on February 13th. to Mr. an Mrs.
John Me\. Jolihsion of Galerlch
tow•nsa:ip, a x000 ,John Muruey.),N..�
DIED.
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�Q`y �\ � �\\\\� a atm ta
presents
A STILL FINER CAR
AT STILL LOWER PRICE
A\'FAR AGO, Oldsmobile Six created a
new type of automobile, designed and
built to meet a demand that had never been
answered before.
People called it "The Fine Car of Low
Prue." It had the character, the distinction,
the luxury --the pre'ri4... if you like that
ordinarily• u,mmarkl 411,1. a prenn11m in the
higher prised held -and it offered these ad-
vantages in a tar of ,onvenient sire, at a
phenomenally low price.
Now, as the outcome of this enthusiastic
public acceptant.- and the 51,lest who it
has brought, Oldsmobile is able to present
• trill I toter Car and a Still Greater I'alue.
i, WA, ONT.
nutltaxer, Sparc Tete
tapers Vitra
To a car which seemed as near perfection
as possible, Oldsmobile Six has added fur-
ther refinements .. further touches of dis-
tinction, outside and in .. extra luxuries ..
deeper comfort . . improved qualities of
performance and endurance. Fisher master
hdlg -builder hive contributed new grace
and beauty, enhanced by rich Duco color
harmonies,
And, thanks to increased prtdaetion and
consequent decreased caws, this still finer
Oldsmobile is now offered at prices eves
lour than those which established such as
amazing record of value last year.
Come and see this finer Oldsmobile, raw
nn display a our showroom! 0.111.1 -res
E iSr4I0BILE
n ,. C T o r O a N a a A L M07055
SPECIAL SALON SHOWING -February 23rd to March 2nd
MacEW AN & T EBBUT T
GODERICH, ONTARIO
CARD OF THANKS
MICS. JAMES Mt'i'11NE WINIIES TO
extend her grateful thanks to
friends) and neighbor, for the many
kindu(w1ea extended! during the illness
of her husband awl In the time of
bereavement.
LOST AND FOUND
L'Ol1Nl),-LON'O !URNS, STONE
as flet. Apply at SIGNAL OFFICE.
PUBLIC NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE: TiIAT i HAVE
a p urchesed the bush -tem of Jung
Sing known as the Huron Cafe, and
that I will not toe respsmsllde for any
debts Incurred !.y him. HI'(AI
00 4)N(1. I'ropxietor.
sat
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION 801h: :,1 F.11t01 STOCK
AND imin,}:)II;NTs.
RAM. 4' OVL1 N
will 'hold an 151)01 ''I15 nape of farm
atoet and implements at hid. form.
emweatlon t, AAhfietd. on
WED}''ESDAV,-F01tR1'AItY 27th
Everything mutt he
JOHN l'l'RVFFt,
Anetlnm*r.
AVI TION SALE OF 11RIFF)RS,
ELMER 3. FARR4SH
will melt by pnhll nnetlon at Int 4,
rnneemalon 10. W T) Axhfield. on
TI'F.RD.0Y. MAReII 5th.
enmmeneing at 1 p.m.. the following:
Twenty-five Oxford ennnty-erred,
hwo-year old Holstein heifers, due to
freshen In S(arch and Apr11.
E. J. -TARR1•R1t. PI.LNYPT M11448R.
Proprietor. Anettemer.
TO �
1101 SE FY►tt RENT MA114'(I tat
• lhoutifuland can•enient locu-
tion on St. 1'ih.*It street. In good
repair. 4;11 rag.' and garden. ,tpldfe
to M. W. 111000001.1.. ` 2t
TO itlnNT.--STORE $I'ITABI.E FOR
• :grocery orr, utti.r. Immediate pow
session given: .Apply to CHAS. K.
04.'., Nmolts. Goderleh. -
•
Al ('Tk)NERRINO
THOMAS G('NDIIY, GODERiCH•
LIVE $To$'1t AND U1)NIIRAI
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119.
Halve atteno,d to anywhere and even
effort
toads totri ve
sa tfs(set
lea
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
WESLEY W. FISHER.
WESLEY
Auctioneer.
w1)1 conduct sales anywhere. Ivy
terms are reasonable and I will . es-
deavur to give 'satisfaction. Pbose
Carlow 1314. or address R.R. 4, Gea-
erkk. -
DRUMM* neer TIOIOI
n ig. A. N. ATKINSON
m canton/Amos AND DRUG-
LSSS THIPAPIST
• OODERICH
Equipped with elect romagnetla
bean. sbctroale electric treatments
aad chiropractic. Chromic orgaalc and
nervous diseases. Lady 1a atteadaeca
°Mee hours 2 to 5. and 7 to 9 p.A,
excepting Monday and Thursday a1-
ternouns and evemjags, and by ap-
pointment. polnoment.
Residence and omce--Corner d
South street and BrltaoaM road.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
,RANK P. G1B1BS, IJHARTER.ED
Acrouutant. 102 ()uterlo stre*t
dtratferd. Phone 1590. Ices. 1330.1.
MEDICAL
DR. e. J. R. PORSTEIL,
EYE. E.% It. NOSE. THROAT
Late House asurgern New York 1)p►
Ihalmle and Aural hospital. asatet*nl
at Moorefield Nye Mogi-Mal td
Golden Square Throat Hospital. Lou
don, Eng.
53 Waterloo St. S., Stratford. Tel
ephone 20.7.
At Hotel Belford, Goderleh. on the
evening of third Monday of rink
month till the following day. Tewni■y.
at 1 p.m.
LAICAL
ElmrsoBT M. L10E,
sass Barrister and Solicitor
Dominion Building., 4tK. Bt) tercet.
'1 resto 2
Telephone Adelaide 4168,
--
DUDLEY E. HOLMES,
Barrister, kite.
Omce-llamllton street, Goderlea
Phone 27.
Q s. DARROW, BARRISTER, WPC.
Successor to J. L. KIIloraa,
Phone 6?.
Office -The Square. Ooderieb.
Maps & Nape
BAat<jtTaaa, Ile, .
K.C.HAYS-RC,FIAYS ra.,'B.A.
Hamilton St., (todericn
iNSURANCR, LOANS. RTC. -
M"
KI '1'0MUTUAL. FiRS iN-
VURAN('E CO. -Firm and Ise
Iced town property Ina,lred-
omeerw-Jas e'onaony, Pres.. Gob
erieh 1'. 0.; Jas. F.vanm, V1eePrea.,
Reechw(od P. 0.; D. F. McGregov.
So e. Tress.. Hesfnrtk P. O.
Director, -A. Rroadfoot, R. a
No. 3, Keafnrth ; John 07 (grieve, No
4. Waitron: William Rion. R. R. H0
2. McSforth ; John ilennewlea. Brod•
hagen; Geo. McCartney, R. R. Nn a
Speforth ; Robert Ferris, Harloek ;
Murray QIbson Rraeefeld; James
Rens. Reechwood: James Cnnsotlr,
Ooderieh.
Agents ---J. W. Yon, (Tod.rleh;
AIPT. i.eitch. R. R. Ne. 1, ClInta•:
John Murray, lleafarth ; R. HIachtq,
Sostorth. Polley -holders ran mike all
payments and (4'i their reeds receipt.
ed at R J. )0 nrrfat's Clothing Stave.
CHt.tns ; R 11. Obeys Grocery. Stem
It street, flederlch. or J p Reade
Numeral Stara Bartel4.